The Case for Inclusive TeachingClearly, the gaps for Black and Hispanic students, in the face of a general upward trend, show that significant numbers are unable to access the benefits that we continually proclaim will result from higher education.[...]if you can’t recruit additional students, you need to make every effort to keep more of the ones you already have.There is no shortage of proposed solutions: partnerships with local secondary schools, summer bridge programs, First-Year Experience programs, new student seminars built around a college success curriculum, expansion of developmental coursework, a stronger focus on diversity in student services and campus life — the list is an impressive one.Inclusive teaching promotes the effective and meaningful learning that’s the vital foundation for student success Beyond even that benefit, though, by focusing on inclusive teaching, we benefit our own institutions by keeping more students on our campuses and enabling them to graduate.